Anti-Tank Squads Reinforce 'William Tell Line”
A Swiss anti-tank squad is pictured (left) on a small but well-protected link in its “William Tell line.’’ Prac
tically every border village of Switzerland has several of these fortifications. Right: Everlasting vigil is main
tained in danger zones. These iron sticks are a form idabie barrier erected against tanks of a belligerent
mechanized force. Switzerland’s army consists of 600,000 well-trained, well-equipped men.
Big Navy for U. S.? Yes, Say D’Alesandros
An indication of how he feels about the United States having a big navy is given by Rep. Thomas
D’Alesandro of Maryland, who Is shown with his four sons, all In naval uniform, during a recent visit to the
house of representatives in Washington, D. C. Left to right are Franklin Roosevelt D’Alesandro, 7; Nicholas,
5; Hector, 4; Joseph, 2%, and their proud father, Representative D’Alesandro.
i Duce Decorates Hero of Spanish War
Premier Benito Mussolini of Italy, resplendent in army uniform and
steel helmet, pins a medal for valor on the breast of an Italian hero who
lost his legs in the Spanish civil war. Mussolini, during the past few
weeks, has had occasion to review almost all of his troops.
Nazi Infantrymen Practice New Tactics
Gorman infantrymen, especially trained in parachute jumping, dem
onstrate how they leap from giant transport planes. The invaders from
t!:c sky carried light machine guns which can be put into action immedi
ately. "Fifth column” tactics such as these have been employed by the
invading Germans on a widespread scale.
Racket for Gun
Adrian Quist, 27, one of the
world’s ranking tennis stars, pic
tured in his uniform after having
completed his military training pe
riod at Victoria, Australia.
Works for Peace
Rabbi Louis Finkelstein, 44, new
head of the Jewish Theological Sem
inary of America in New York, to
serve as liaison officer between the
White House and his race.
Solons Test Efficiency of Disputed Army Guns
First-hand information on the relative merits of rival rapid-fire guns Is obtained by a trio of legislators
on .he rifle range at Fort Beivoir, Va. Left to right: Sen. Ernest Lundeen of Minnesota, firing the Johnson
semi-automatic rifle; Rep. J. B. Snyder of Pennsylvania, firing the Thompson submachine gun; and Sen.
Elmer Thomas of Oklahoma, firing the Garand rapid-fire rifle. The three were among members of the house
and senate military affairs committees who sought information concerning the much-debated guns.
Fair Visitor . . . Relief Worker . . . Symphonist
Recent visitors to the United States, though for widely different reasons, include Mme. Teresa de Lopes
Contreras, left, wife of the president of Venesuela, who is here as a visitor to the New York World’s fair. Miss
Kyllikki Polyala, center, member of the Finnish parliament, is in this country in an effort to speed up relief
foi her stricken country. She is working with Herbert Hoover, former President. Sir Thomas Beecham, right,
famed composer and conductor of the London Symphony orchestra, pictured en route to Australia, where he
will conduct several symphonies.
As John D. Jr. Goes to the Fair
Without high hat, tails or fanfare, John D. Rockefeller Jr., oil mag
nate and philanthropist, shows up at the turnstile of the New York World’s
fair and gets tagged by a fair employee. Rockefeller, famed for his
dislike of ostentation, came as an ordinary citizen to sec the big show.
The tag, Incidentally, bears the legend, “Hello, Folks, I’m from-.”
The visitor fills in the rest.
Now Is It the Typical American Family?
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Here is the camera debut of infant Theodore Woolsey Chase III,
whose birth was forecast months ago for the readers of a national women’s
magazine when his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Woolsey Chase II,
were selected as the "typical young American married couple.” The fami
ly is shown in the Ellis hospital, Schenectady.
Queen of Posture
Posture Queen of America is Miss
Helen Dillard of New York city.
Miss Dillard was named by experts
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ing, standing and sitting postures.
‘One-Term Man’
Referring to himself as a "one
term man," newly elected Gov. Sam
Houston Jones promises to "give
Louisiana back to the people" as
he takes his oath of office as forty
ninth governor of tliat state.
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